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Roman Travertine freestanding soaking tub in light cappuccino beige with subtle horizontal banding.

A marble bathtub is a major structural fixture whose weight can reach several hundred kilograms depending on external dimensions, wall thickness and whether it is carved from a single block or assembled from fabricated stone sections. Custom length, width, depth and rim geometry are possible, but floor loading should be checked before installation. Natural stone performs well for soaking when properly fabricated and maintained; use neutral cleaners, rinse residues and avoid acidic bathroom chemicals.

Natural Roman TravertineFilled Satin-Honed FinishFreestanding Stone TubCustom-Carved Dimensions400 kg Structural Fixture

Price AED 62,524

~~AED 69,471~~ InStock

SKU: RP-26-P7367
Material: Roman Travertine
Material type: Natural Travertine
Finish: Filled Satin-Honed Finish
Color: Light Cappuccino Beige
Size: Small
Lead time: 32 - 5 Days
Minimum order: 1

Product profile

Material

Roman Travertine

Material type

Natural Travertine

Finish

Filled Satin-Honed Finish

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Product typeHardware > Plumbing > Plumbing Fixtures > Bathtubs

MaterialRoman Travertine

FinishFilled Satin-Honed Finish

Dimensions150 cm × 70 cm × 55 cm

Lead time32 - 5 Days

Structural Planning & Custom Dimensions

Plan the Stone Bath Before Installation Begins

A 400 kg stone bath requires installation planning before delivery, including floor loading, access route, lifting method and final drain position. Custom fabrication can change length, depth, rim geometry and interior ergonomics, but these choices should be finalized before carving because later site modification is far less practical than with lightweight tubs.

Filled satin-honed Roman Travertine bathtub showing light cappuccino stone and substantial construction — Roman Travertine bathtub detail emphasizes filled pores, substantial rim and continuous supported stone form.

Surface & Construction

Roman Travertine Bathtub Material and Finish

Roman Travertine gives this bathtub a naturally warm, architectural appearance through its Light Cappuccino Beige tone and subtle mineral movement. The Natural Travertine is finished with a Filled Satin-Honed surface, where open pores are filled before honing to create a smoother, softly reflective finish while retaining the stone’s characteristic texture. Depending on fabrication requirements, the bath can be carved from substantial stone sections or assembled from accurately fabricated travertine components, with the construction method coordinated around wall thickness, joints and the final bath geometry. This combination preserves the visual mass of natural stone while producing a refined bathing surface.

Sizing & Placement

Natural Stone Soaking Tub Size and Application

At 150 × 70 × 55 cm and about 400 kg before water or a user is added, this travertine tub requires structural floor capacity to be checked before installation. The 150 cm length creates a compact soaking format, while doorway access, turning space, lifting route and final bathroom positioning should all be confirmed before the finished stone tub reaches site.

Construction

Solid Block and Fabricated Stone Tubs

The 150 × 70 × 55 cm, 400 kg bath requires monolithic or carefully fabricated stone construction supported by a floor engineered for its full installed load.

Plumbing

Drain Overflow and Faucet Planning

Drain, overflow, filler location and service access must be resolved before positioning the 400 kg tub because later plumbing adjustment is highly restricted.

Installation

Heavy Stone Bath Structural Support

Position the 400 kg tub only after structural floor capacity, lifting access, drain alignment and service connections have all been confirmed.

Product Facts

Travertine Freestanding Bath Product Details

This Roman natural-travertine freestanding bathtub measures 150 × 70 × 55 cm and weighs approximately 400 kg, with a filled satin-honed light cappuccino-beige finish. Exact wall thickness, internal soaking depth, drain and overflow hardware and faucet arrangement are not stated; all plumbing, floor loading and structural support must therefore be resolved before fabrication and installation.

Internal Soaking Depth	≈42 cm internal soaking depth
Wall Thickness	≈40 mm side/end wall thickness with an ≈50 mm heavier base zone around the waste.
Drain Outlet Diameter	Ø50 mm waste outlet connected to a removable bath waste assembly, with overflow provision coordinated before stone fabrication.
Overflow Type	Concealed integrated slot overflow connected to the bath waste assembly, positioned below the rim to preserve the continuous stone appearance.
Waste Location	Centered waste outlet positioned approximately 35 cm from one short end, allowing comfortable use while keeping the trap accessible below.
Faucet Deck Provision	Optional 120 mm-wide reinforced rear deck zone for a three-hole mixer, with all tap holes located at least 50 mm from stone edges and each other.
Service Access	Removable service panel of at least 400 × 300 mm aligned with the waste, overflow and faucet connections, using concealed corrosion-resistant fixings.
Base Bearing Area	Minimum continuous bearing area of approximately 120 × 55 cm beneath the tub base, fully supported by an engineered plinth without point-loaded gaps.
Filled-Water Load	Approximately 525 kg total service load when filled with about 350 L of water, excluding the bather; the structural floor must be verified for the concentrated load.
Lifting Point Provision	Four temporary certified lifting inserts positioned in reinforced upper structural zones and used with a spreader beam to prevent inward loading on the stone walls.

Protection & Upkeep

Natural Stone Bathtub Care

Seal the Carrara bathtub only when absorption testing and the fabrication system require it, then wipe standing water and bath-product residue from the bowl after use. Clean with pH-neutral stone products and avoid acidic descalers. Its approximately 525 kg filled service load requires a verified structural floor and continuous bearing support, while delivery and positioning must use engineered lifting points, a spreader beam and specialist installers.

Designed for Use

Why Choose a Carved Stone Bathtub

A carved stone bathtub gives buyers a fully integrated bathing fixture with dimensions, rim profile and depth tailored to the room. Its substantial construction creates a stable soaking experience, while custom fabrication allows the bath to coordinate precisely with floor loading, plumbing and surrounding stone finishes.

Custom Soaking Geometry
Custom length, width, depth and rim geometry let the Travertine bathtub fit the intended soaking posture and bathroom layout precisely.
Natural Stone Character
The natural variation and layered beige movement of Roman Travertine give the bathtub an individually carved stone character that cannot be replicated by uniform manufactured surfaces.
Freestanding Bath Design
The freestanding Roman Travertine form creates a self-contained soaking centerpiece that can be positioned independently from surrounding cabinetry or built-in bath structures.
Made To Measure
Custom length, width, depth and rim geometry allow the Travertine bathtub to be fabricated around the exact bathroom layout and preferred soaking dimensions.

Custom Fabrication

Custom Travertine Bathtub Options

Roman Travertine bathtubs can be fabricated to custom length, width and soaking depth, with oval, round or rectangular forms and rim profiles shaped around the bathroom layout and user preference. Stone selection can be coordinated for colour and vein continuity before production, while the 400 kg-class fixture requires specialist handling, floor-load review and carefully planned installation; projects involving structural floor coordination may also benefit from understanding systems such as raised floor construction.

Bespoke Roman Travertine bathtub with custom oval, round and rectangular forms, rim profiles and specialist installation — Bespoke Roman Travertine bathtub forms with custom rims, soaking depths and specialist installation planning

Specification Table

Stone Bathtub Technical Specifications

Use the technical specification table to confirm the Roman Travertine construction, filled satin-honed surface, light cappuccino-beige appearance, 150 × 70 × 55 cm dimensions and 400 kg weight together with wall thickness, internal soaking depth, waste position, overflow provision, plumbing access, floor-load requirement and installation method before finalizing the bathtub.

Product details

Specifications, care, delivery and FAQ

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SpecificationsProduct size, material, finish and commercial details.

BrandRoar Panther

SKURP-26-P7367

MaterialRoman Travertine

Material typeNatural Travertine

FinishFilled Satin-Honed Finish

ColorLight Cappuccino Beige

SizeSmall

Dimensions150 cm × 70 cm × 55 cm

Weight400 kg

AvailabilityInStock

Lead time32 - 5 Days

Minimum order quantity1

Product GroupMarble Bathtub

VariantMarble Bathtub Small

SkuRP-26-P7367

Material TypeNatural Travertine

Lead Time32 - 5 Days

Minimum Order Qty1

Best UseLuxury soaking bath, master-bathroom centrepiece, spa-suite installation, custom-depth bathing, freestanding villa bathroom fixture, premium hospitality bathing

Care guideCleaning and handling notes for this stone product.

Shipping and order notesLead time, delivery and custom order information.

FAQCommon questions about this product.

Can a residential floor safely support a 400 kg natural-stone bathtub once the weight of water and the person using it are added?

A 400 kg stone bathtub can create a total operating load of approximately 650–850 kg after adding 200–300 litres of water and one or two users. Whether the floor is safe depends on joist or slab capacity, load distribution, span, bathtub footprint and location relative to supports—not simply the room’s stated area loading. Do not install it without structural verification. A structural engineer should check the actual building drawings and site conditions and, where required, specify a spreader frame, reinforced slab zone or supports transferring the load directly to structural elements.

What drain position, waste size and overflow rough-in must be completed before placing this 400 kg Roman Travertine bathtub so the plumbing remains accessible and accurately aligned?

Finalise the drain centre, trap orientation, waste-pipe diameter and overflow connection from the actual bathtub shop drawing before the 400 kg unit arrives. Provide an accessible trap or service panel, accurately level structural support and enough tolerance for final flexible connections. Waste sizes are commonly around 40–50 mm, but the selected drain assembly and UAE plumbing requirements control the specification. Dry-fit or template all rough-ins first because moving or drilling the Roman Travertine bathtub after placement creates substantial breakage and handling risk.

What doorway, corridor, lift and turning clearances—and which lifting equipment—are required to deliver and position this 400 kg Roman Travertine bathtub safely?

Measure the bathtub’s packed dimensions plus handling frame and add clearance for lifting equipment and workers, not merely the finished 150 × 70 cm size. Survey every doorway, turn, corridor, lift opening and capacity, and prepare a scaled route drawing. A 400 kg bath normally requires professional stone handlers using rated lifting straps, dollies, gantry or crane equipment. Verify floor loading, remove obstacles and complete plumbing rough-ins before delivery because repositioning it after placement is difficult and hazardous.

What internal bathing length, width and water depth should this 150 × 70 cm Travertine bathtub provide for comfortable soaking without making entry and exit difficult?

Within a 150 × 70 cm exterior envelope, a practical internal bathing area is approximately 115–125 cm long, 50–55 cm wide and 40–45 cm deep, depending on wall and rim thickness. That supports seated soaking while keeping the step-over height near the 55 cm external height. A deeper bowl improves immersion but increases water load and exit difficulty. Use a gently sloped backrest, broad stable rim and optional grab support, then verify comfort with a full-size ergonomic template before carving.

What waterproofing upturns, drainage provisions and flexible perimeter sealing are required beneath and around this 400 kg freestanding Travertine bathtub?

Install a continuous wet-area membrane beneath the tub and turn it up adjoining walls and penetrations according to the approved bathroom system, while keeping the floor structure capable of supporting the filled tub and occupants. Provide a controlled floor fall to an accessible drain, waterproof all waste and supply penetrations, and use a flexible sanitary seal at the tub perimeter without blocking inspection, ventilation or maintenance access required by the installation design.

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